Mid-February 2021 should be marked on everybody’s calendar for its double celebratory achievements involving the vast universe of flight history.
The destructive Texas winter storm has been declared a major disaster by President Joe Biden.
The Partnership for Public Service and the Washington Post are currently providing vetting services for the 1,250 positions the new US presidential administration must fill soon.
Homelessness seems to be a hot topic for letter writers these days — why wouldn’t it be? It’s one of those topics that isn’t going to stop being discussed until something is done to fix the problem.
The average US life expectancy dropped by a year in the first half of 2020 according to a new report from the National Center for Health Statistics, a part of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
In November, Microsoft founder-turned-philanthropist Bill Gates predicted that half of business travel workers and 30% of “days in the office” would go away forever.
The case of former Palmdale mayor Jim Ledford has to be the slowest moving example we’ve ever seen of the justice system at work.
The bitter, shouted attacks in Washington, D.C. surged to a high level when ex-president Donald J. Trump ignited his fiery statements Tuesday.
The pandemic is causing all sorts of problems around the globe and Fox News is having difficulties that are racking its business in America.
It looks like school could be back in session in the near future.
The nation’s news has been revolving and evolving in mysterious ways over the past week. McConnell blasted Trump, votes for acquittal.
It’s the headline millions have been waiting for during the past year and now it’s been published on the front page of the Wall Street Journal in its Feb. 10 edition.
The Saturday acquittal of Donald J. Trump will head a chapter in American history books from now on, but many politicians believe that the story will have more twists and turns ahead.
Children are faced with many obstacles these days — the pandemic and having to engage in distance learning definitely don’t help.
While the whole world is distracted by the splendid video and superlative commentary, the Donald J. Trump “Big Lie” impeachment trial is setting a high mark for a historic judicial presentation.
Four US Air Force B-1 bombers, built in Palmdale, are being deployed to Norway to strengthen America’s stance against Russian aggression.
Tuesday’s opening of Donald Trump’s Senate impeachment trial had some long-winded humans testifying, but the program’s star was a well-crafted, explanatory video of his call to the thousands of rioters that captured the nation’s Capitol on Jan. 6.
Newly seated US President Joseph Biden posted some of his foreign policies in his initial speech on the subject Thursday.
It looks like Michael Rives is in the hot seat right now. The spotlight has been on him since the November election, when he won seats on the Antelope Valley Healthcare District Board and the Antelope Valley Community College Board.
Although Broadway shows and movie films have been curtailed by the pandemic, there was plenty of tense, high drama in Congress on Thursday.
The promise of a COVID-19 vaccine seemed to be our saving grace and something that would finally put an end to the stay-at-home orders and the restrictions on everyday activities, that we’ve had to endure for nearly a year.
The floundering US Congress tried to deal with a rocky brace of votes on Wednesday night, but there are still unanswered questions.
Politics is a jungle with dangers hiding behind the trees.
Anyone who has tracked the career of Donald J. Trump would not be surprised that shortly after his five-person team resigned, he had hired a two-man defense arm for his impeachment trial.
A former spy for the KGB told The Guardian newspaper that Russian has cultivated Trump as an asset for 40 years, a former KGB spy says.
Humans make mistakes, that’s a fact. No one is perfect and we accept that.
New federal data offers a comprehensive snapshot of 2020, marred by staggering job losses, waves of small-business closures and mounting inequality.
Feb. 1 will mark 19 years since Wall Street Journal journalist Daniel Pearl was killed and though it seemed like justice was served in the conviction of his killer, that man has been freed.
On Wednesday, two major American newspapers published strong warnings on how dangerous it is, particularly for elderly people, to lose large gobs of money to criminal scammers.
For almost 40 years, Dr. Anthony S. Fauci held two jobs: As director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, he has run one of the nation’s premier research institutions. But he has also been an adviser to seven presidents, from Ronald Reagan until now, for Joseph Biden.
When strong wind is present, the risk of wildfire danger increases. No one is more aware of that than Southern Californians.
Climate change experts are glad to have Joe Biden in the White House as an enthusiastic official who wants to provide strong support for making climate changes around the world.
Monday was a good day for many in the service industry: It marked the day that stay-at-home orders were lifted and some businesses were allowed to continue operations.
It was 1945 when the United States dropped two atomic bombs on Japanese cities, but many nations of the world hold fast to improving their nuclear capabilities.
Donald J. Trump, who stepped down from the high perch of being president of the United States on Wednesday, is busy seeking all sorts of benefits.
Ryan Pfluger has stacked up 10 crucial challenges that await action by newly-minted President Joe Biden, who wanted the job.
According to Columnist Ezra Klein, writing in The New York Times, the Joe Biden’s Covid-19 plan is ‘Maddeningly Obvious.’
Whether you agree with the November presidential election results or not, history was made on Wednesday when Vice President Kamala Harris was sworn in.
Today’s American Inauguration Day will be vastly changed from past celebratory events.
It’s 2021, a brand-new year and for a few months now, the Antelope Valley Union High School District Board has had a new member. However, that hasn’t stopped the “terrible twosome,” Victoria Ruffin and Amanda Parrell, from making a point through their votes.
Your grandchildren will soon be taught that a remarkable historic event occurred on Jan. 13, 2021 when a true bipartisan Congress impeached President Donald J. Trump for a second time.
The inauguration is on Wednesday, which means Joseph R. Biden will be installed at the 46th president of the United States.
Most of us hate the chore of moving out of a residence or office headquarters.
The Wall Street Journal — which has offered many editorials in support of President Donald J. Trump — on Jan. 7, urged that the president resign to avoid impeachment.
Have you received the COVID-19 vaccine? If not, do you plan to, once it’s available or do you have doubts?
Republicans lost both Senate races on Jan. 5, losing control of the Upper Chamber.
If you’ve ever hit a speed bump unexpectedly, you know what a jolt that can give you. The same can be said for hitting anything while driving, whether it’s a pole, trash can or an animal.
Here are some of the world’s headlines about Wednesday’s high-profile story:
None of us will ever forget what we saw on Wednesday, as a band of thugs breached the US Capital and ran wild through America’s House.
The New York Times Editorial Board published an extraordinary piece on Jan. 2 that said:
In the Western United States, few issues carry the political charge of water. Access to it can make or break both cities and rural communities.
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